pair of silver candlesticks sitting on top of a white surfacea close up of a silver plate with spoons on it
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72 - PARIS 1771–1772
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Estimate €2,000 - €3,000
Description
PARIS 1771–1772 A pair of silver candlesticks; the base features alternating contours in two sizes, echoed on the bowl and the bell, which are also embossed with godrons in two sizes, set off by an unengraved central medallion. Similarly, the baluster-shaped shaft and the finial alternate between two sizes of embossed panels. The finial is emphasised by rows of thick fillets. A pair of earlier hexagonal candlesticks, open at the top and featuring a salmon’s head motif, is included. Master goldsmith: Joseph-Théodore VANCOMBERT, admitted in 1770 Hallmarks: on the reverse, within the flange and re-hallmarked with the crab mark Weight: 1128 g – candlesticks: 65 g – height: 26.5 cm – base diameter: 14.7 cm
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About the sale Gold and silversmithing
Auction location
Auction time 10/30/2026 at 2:00 PM
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